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  • Six strings and a second chance: How music helped Justin Aguayo heal

    Six strings and a second chance: How music helped Justin Aguayo heal

    A musician’s path from PTSD and isolation to confidence, connection and purpose through treatment, persistence and the healing power of music.

  • Playing from the heart: Finding healing and connection through music

    Playing from the heart: Finding healing and connection through music

    A lifelong pianist shares how creativity, therapy and community shape his journey with music at the National Veterans Creative Arts Festival.

  • Finding her rhythm: How music therapy helped Veteran heal from PTSD

    Finding her rhythm: How music therapy helped Veteran heal from PTSD

    Music therapy helped one Veteran manage PTSD and regain control, showing healing can begin in unexpected ways.

  • A sanctuary of music for Veterans with dementia

    A sanctuary of music for Veterans with dementia

    Music can have a positive impact on Veterans facing dementia.

  • Scotty Hasting: From combat to country music

    Scotty Hasting: From combat to country music

    Here's the story of Veteran Scotty Hasting's inspiring military experience, the challenges he faced, his path to recovery, and his transition into a rising country music star.

  • Musicians On Call free concert for Veterans

    Musicians On Call free concert for Veterans

    Musicians On Call is hosting “Concert For Veterans,” a special virtual concert that bridges the gap between hospital walls and our nation's recognition of Veterans.

  • #LiveWholeHealth #207: Music for brain and body

    #LiveWholeHealth #207: Music for brain and body

    Elevate your physical and emotional health and well-being with the power of music! Discover your favorite tunes’ brain-boosting benefits in this week' #LiveWholeHealth post.

  • VA music therapy: Healing and connecting

    VA music therapy: Healing and connecting

    Veterans at Battle Creek VA are using music to help them navigate mental and physical challenges.

  • Music by Veterans for Veterans

    Music by Veterans for Veterans

    CreatiVets provides the public and Veteran community with the opportunity to stream songs written by Veterans for Veterans for free.

  • A Veteran’s journey from music to healing

    A Veteran’s journey from music to healing

    Navy Veteran Ray Fernandes, drummer for rock band The Atlantics, will be inducted into New England Music Hall of Fame.

  • El Paso VA’s VetFest brought music, fun and excitement

    El Paso VA’s VetFest brought music, fun and excitement

    El Paso VA turned the Summer VetFest and PACT Act Claims Clinic into a Veteran family affair with dozens of community organizations.

  • Piano in VA lobby provides music therapy for Veterans

    Piano in VA lobby provides music therapy for Veterans

    A piano was headed to auction when a VA music therapist decided to use it to entertain and comfort Veterans in Eastern Oklahoma VA hospital lobby.

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Last updated September 17, 2026

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